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James Boggus

James Boggus

Nov 4, 2026

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Little Elm’s Wobble Offers a Five-Stop Tasting Tour November 7

The transported evening pairs whiskey, wine and local restaurant bites around The Lakefront

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Little Elm’s Wobble Offers a Five-Stop Tasting Tour November 7

Little Elm’s Wobble Turns Saturday Night Into a Five-Stop Tasting Tour

 

Little Elm’s lakefront becomes a traveling tasting room Saturday, November 7, with transportation connecting whiskey, wine and food stops around town.

 

One ticket, five locations

 

The Wobble: Barrels & Bottles runs from 5 to 10 p.m., beginning at The Lawn at the Lakefront, 125 Main Street.

 

Guests will be divided into groups and transported among five locations, spending about 45 minutes at each stop.

 

Each location features a distillery, a winery, appetizers from a local restaurant and a specialty whiskey cocktail.

 

What the $85 ticket includes

 

Admission includes 10 tasting pours, five batched cocktails, appetizers at every location, transportation, a souvenir tasting glass and an event swag bag.

 

Restaurant stops include The Lawn, The Elm, Tinman Social, Tender Smokehouse and Fuzzy’s Taco Shop.

 

The whiskey lineup includes The Whiskey Blendery, 1845 Distilling, BENDT Distilling, Horse Neck and Ironroot Republic.

 

Plan before you go

 

Because the experience includes alcohol and organized transportation, guests should review registration details and ticket availability before purchasing.

 

The hosted route makes the evening especially suited to friends looking for a social outing without coordinating separate stops themselves.

 

Community conversation

 

Which Little Elm restaurant would you most enjoy discovering on a tasting tour?

 

Do organized transportation and a planned route make an evening like this more appealing?

 

What kind of adults-only experience would you like to see offered at The Lakefront next?

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